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7/16 inch HSS aircraft extension drill bit reaches deep holes with 6 inch overall length
This new Drill America bit is a high-speed steel aircraft extension drill designed for deep-hole drilling in metal. It suits professional mechanics and fabricators who need extended reach in pneumatic or power drilling applications. The surface-treated finish helps resist wear during repetitive use.
The bit measures 6 inches overall with a flute length of 4-1/16 inches, which determines the maximum usable drilling depth. Buyers needing a shorter flute or a different diameter should select another size. The decimal equivalent is .4375 inches for precise tooling matching.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Drill America |
| Product type | Drill Accessories |
The flute length is 4-1/16 inches, so that is the maximum depth the bit can reach before chips must be cleared.
The shank matches the 7/16 inch drill diameter, so it fits any 1/2 inch or larger three-jaw chuck.
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